What it is: A three-step lash extension system that includes an activating mascara base and top coat and Flexistretch™ nylon lash fibers. What it does: The look of false lashes has never been easier or more affordable with this do-it-yourself system that’s an alternative to messy false lashes and expensive lash extensions. The activating mascara base and top coat is designed specifically to melt and seal the Flexistretch nylon fibers into long, thick, dramatic lashes without the risk, mess, or commitment of other false lash alternatives. Unlike traditional fiber mascaras, Better Than False Lashes allows you to dial up the lengthening fibers so you easily get better, longer, thicker, more dramatic lashes instantly. This set contains:- 0.30 oz Activating Mascara Base & Top Coat- 0.02 oz Flexistrech™ Nylon Lash Fibers What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Sulfates- Synthetic Fragrances- Phthalates- GMOs- Triclosan What else you need to know: This product is ophthalmologist tested and approved for use by those who wear contact lenses. Research results: This product creates a 98% increase in lash volume and 42% increase in lash length.

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Questions & Answers for Too Faced Better Than False Lashes Nylon Lash Extension System

Question

do I remove these lashes as i would remove my makeup every night ?

asked 1 year ago

definitelysteph

(santa rosa CA)

on Better Than False Lashes Nylon Lash Extension System

6 answers

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answer 1

I used my regular makeup removal routine an had no problems. It did take a little more gentle rubbing on my lashes to get it all off.

answered 4 months, 3 weeks ago

JSrasburg

(Larned, KS)

answer 2

You remove it just as any other makeup. The fibers come off best with makeup remover.

answered 4 months, 3 weeks ago

burr

(Haverhill, MA)

answer 3

Yes but very difficult to remove even with the BEST makeup remover ! I returned mine

answered 4 months, 4 weeks ago

babydoll5555

(ft lauderdale,fl)

answer 4

Yes use a good oil based eyemakeup remover

answered 5 months, 4 weeks ago

tawny26

(San Fransico Ca)

answer 5

Yes...but, it's a mess

answered 8 months ago

kathnsteve

(Barberton, OH)

answer 6

Hi there! Yes, you should be able to remove Better Than False Lashes along with the rest of your makeup. Just remember to minimize tugging by always “wiping” your lashes in the same direction. Soap and water will do the trick.

answered 9 months ago

toofaced

(Irvine, CA)

Question

Do you have samples of ths mascara?

I have sensitive eyes so it is hard for me to find a mascara i can wear.I also have Lupus so my eyelashes are a little "thin". Do you have samples of this mascara? I would really like to try it before I spend the money on it because money is tight. Some of the people I know that use this mascara love it and I would really like to try it. Thank you Cheryl Dyal

asked 1 year ago

cheryldyal

(Williamston, SC)

on Better Than False Lashes Nylon Lash Extension System

6 answers

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answer 1

Sephora has a great return policy you could buy it and if you don't like it return it, or go to your local sephora with no mascara on and try it there with the sample one you get a brand new brush so its not like someone else just used it before you. I personally don't care for this product its heavy and flakes away and gets in your eyes

answered 4 weeks, 1 day ago

robin85

(reno NV)

answer 2

If you like the look of long lashes daily I think you would enjoy the product. It delivers! When you apply the product you might concentrate on the tip of the lashes rather than apply from base to tip. This might help with irritation as the fibers won't be so close to your eyes.

answered 1 month ago

maryll

(Fort Leavenworth, KS)

answer 3

Sephora stores allows full refunds on products so dont be afraid to try anything out :)

answered 1 month, 4 weeks ago

AshlyHeartsIt

(Toronto, ON)

answer 4

Sephora has the product on display to try out. Although I have never seen mascara samples, Sephora will try to find a way to package it for you to try for a couple days at home. They are pretty clever at finding ways to send samples home with their customers.

answered 3 months, 4 weeks ago

ckjlarsen

(Seattle, WA)

answer 5

I tried this in the store. There was a gal from the company who applied it for me. Sorry to say, I did get a headache with this product. I have dry eyes and was hoping this product would be a good one for me. I returned the unopened product the same day, no problem. For the short time, I did have great lashes.

answered 7 months ago

caroljay

(Phoenix, Az.)

answer 6

I wouldn't recommend it for sensitive eyes. Mine aren't sensitive and it really irritated them badly. Try Tarte's Lights, Camera, Lashes! It works wonders.

answered 8 months ago

ma5carajunki3

Question

Is this safe for contact len wearers?

asked 10 months ago

lovina

(niles, il)

on Better Than False Lashes Nylon Lash Extension System

6 answers

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answer 1

I don't personally wear contacts, but I would say I wouldn't risk it. The fibers do tend to get in your eyes and I don't think its worth it. Hope this helps!

answered 6 months ago

JaclynDolan

(West Chester, PA)

answer 2

I wear contacts too and have not had any problems with the fibers flaking into my eyes.

answered 6 months ago

tily

(Cerritos, CA)

answer 3

I don't think so. It irritated my eyes but maybe it won't do that for others.

answered 7 months ago

10makeuplovers

(philadelphia, pa)

answer 4

I haven't had any problem with my contacts, however I would apply the contacts AFTER the mascara, only because the fibers in the white tube are very small and I wouldn't want to accidentally get them in my contacts. Once you apply the 2nd coat of the mascara (step 3) there aren't any white fibers on your lashes and it is safe to put your contacts on. That's just my experience, at least.

answered 7 months ago

sugarangel

answer 5

I wear contacts and I didn't have any problems wearing this mascara. If I happened to fall asleep in it and get any flakes in my eyes, there was some stinging (slightly more than with regular mascara), but that's my own fault. It doesn't flake during normal wear.

answered 8 months ago

chichaikame

(Edmonton, AB)

answer 6

Yes, I wear contacts and I was a bit concerned about this as well. I have had no problems at all. The base coat (mascara) portion that you apply first seems to act as glue and the fibers stick very well thus not falling into your eyes.

answered 9 months ago

warchickin

(Lafayette, LA)

Question

Does this product flake off?

With my oily skin and lashes, products tend to flake/melt off after a few hours. Will this product last?

asked 10 months ago

Anonymous

(New Orleans, LA)

on Better Than False Lashes Nylon Lash Extension System

6 answers

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answer 1

I find that mine flake off though not in large chunks. The look is great though

answered 5 months, 4 weeks ago

elderberry

(Knoxville, TN)

answer 2

Yes! Just finish it up with a waterproof mascara I had the same problem but it does work without the waterproof mascara however the formula in step 1 is tacky so its recommended so the lashes dont hug eachother

answered 5 months, 4 weeks ago

tawny26

(San Fransico Ca)

answer 3

It might work for you because the reason why I returned it is the dryness I felt after applying it.

answered 6 months ago

mezanno

(Brooklyn, NY)

answer 4

I have pretty oily skin and I have had no flaking of this product. First of all, I use the too faced eye shadow primer under my eye shadows, which has helped immensely with oily lids causing my mascara to smear. Second, I also don't rub my eyes much. It helps that the product is kinda hard to remove in general. I find it wears well during the day. To remove the mascara, I have to hold a very wet and warm washcloth to my eyes for like 20 seconds and then wash my face with warm water (to kinda soften the lashes). After they are softened, you have to kinda rub the product off and it washes off in clumps (kinda like a facial peel mask).

answered 7 months ago

sugarangel

answer 5

It doesnt flake on it's own. If you pull on them or rub your eyes it can be a disaster

answered 8 months ago

GEsMissBanks

(Minneapolis,MN)

answer 6

I live in a very hot and humid climate and I have had no issues with this mascara melting or flaking off.

answered 9 months ago

warchickin

(Lafayette, LA)

Question

Are the fibers supposed to be dry out of the tube?

asked 8 months ago

scorpiorising

(New York City, NY)

on Better Than False Lashes Nylon Lash Extension System

6 answers

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answer 1

Yes

answered 7 months ago

torijeanne

(Pbg, Fl)

answer 2

Yes the fibers in the white tube are fluffy little...well...fibers. i wasn't really expecting that and it took me about 3 uses of the stuff to get the hang of how to and how not to apply them.

answered 7 months ago

kacierp

(wa)

answer 3

yes... so you put the mascara on, then these fibers, then the mascara again. so its a 3-step process. Ideally, the fibers are suppose to be the thing that thickens and makes your lashes look false. Then you cover the fibers so that it looks more natural.

answered 7 months ago

Ycepryncess

(Houston, TX)

answer 4

Yes, the fibers are meant to be dry.

answered 7 months ago

sugarangel

answer 5

Yes, I would say the best thing to compare the fibers to is dryer lint.

answered 8 months ago

gingerkat13

(South Hempstead, NY)

answer 6

Yes, they are dry. Kinda funky, I know! You apply the mascara first, then the fibers which adhere to the mascara, then seal them with the mascara again.

answered 8 months ago

lketty

(NY, NY)

Question

hold curl?

does this hold curl? my lashes fall easily if the mascara is wet or not a good formula. does this hold curl really well?

asked 3 months, 3 weeks ago

emilyvxox3

(New York New York)

on Better Than False Lashes Nylon Lash Extension System

6 answers

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answer 1

No, it doesn't. Your lashes will fall, I have the same problem. Anyway you should use the sample at Sephora and see by yourself the results, because even they don't stay curled, they look amazing.

answered 2 months, 1 week ago

clmagni

(Santiago, Chile)

answer 2

I think it holds a curl well, but if you already have a mascara that holds a curl for you, you can try putting a thin first layer of that on and letting it dry. Then build the system off of that first layer.

answered 2 months, 2 weeks ago

Lashlover22

(Ellensburg, WA)

answer 3

I use an electric eyelash curler (the kind you put a battery in and actually heats up) after I'm finished applying this mascara. I curl them when it is just warm because I noticed that if it gets too hot, it will actually melt the fibers right off. I hpe that helps.

answered 3 months, 1 week ago

jjtk

(Wentzville, MO)

answer 4

I use my lash curler before adding product and it holds quite nicely. After a full day they don't have the full curl but definitely not back to their normal straightness.

answered 3 months, 1 week ago

yankee1chic

(Upstate, NY)

answer 5

answered 3 months, 2 weeks ago

bonotting

answer 6

Yes!! I curl before and after applying and am still so impressed by how well it holds curl!

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

mcjoneseven

(Escondido, CA)

Question

Are you supposed to let each layer dry between coats?

I just bought this product and haven't used it yet, I was just wondering are you supposed to let the first coat of mascara dry before you apply the nylon fibers? I would assume no so they stick but I'm wondering if this will ruin the brush used to apply the fibers for further uses? If someone could let me know that would be great, thank-you :)

asked 2 months, 4 weeks ago

Anonymous

(Vancouver, BC)

on Better Than False Lashes Nylon Lash Extension System

6 answers

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answer 1

No I apply the first coat of mascara then the fibers then the second coat of mascara... if you let it dry between applying it will be stiff and hard to apply so do one eye at a time.

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

momakat5

(Garden Grove, Ca)

answer 2

I don't let the layers dry. Doesn't seem to hurt the fiber wand

answered 1 month, 3 weeks ago

rooroo1

(Aquone, NC)

answer 3

Great thank-you so much for the help!

answered 2 months ago

SueJamieson

answer 4

No, you put the fibers on right after the mascara. Do one eye then the other eye. It is a fairly quick process, mascara-fibers-mascara. Enjoy!

answered 2 months ago

danelle30

(Pleasanton, Ca)

answer 5

NOOOOO!!! I made this mistake the first time i used it. When you apply the first coat apply the fibers right away. Dont let the mascara dry or else all the little lint-like fibers will fall into your eyes and face. Yes they burn. Then right away add the second coat of mascara. I recomend to do one eye at a time since the mascara dries up real quick. Good luck!!!

answered 2 months ago

yolioli

(Hollywood, CA)

answer 6

don't let the mascara dry before applying the dry fibers! They will have nothing to stick to and they'll fall right off!

answered 2 months, 1 week ago

lexaj

Question

How do you remove this product? Is it waterproof?

asked 2 months ago

dance8888

on Better Than False Lashes Nylon Lash Extension System

6 answers

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answer 1

It is not waterproof. Remove it with any eye make up remover.

answered 1 month ago

GalaxyGirl111

(Easy Bay, CA)

answer 2

this mascara is easily removed with eye make up remover or make up remover face wipes

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

momakat5

(Garden Grove, Ca)

answer 3

No, product is not water proof. Just usual eye makeup remover and cotton swab to remove product.

answered 1 month, 3 weeks ago

Jeni4Lyn

(Austin, TX)

answer 4

I am not aware if it is waterproof. I take it off with my regular eye make up remover

answered 1 month, 3 weeks ago

rooroo1

(Aquone, NC)

answer 5

I normally use "Simple" eye cleanser and it takes off all of my eye makeup.

answered 1 month, 3 weeks ago

Roamer367

(Woodridge, IL)

answer 6

Honestly I just used excessive face wash and really rubbed it into my eyelashes to really get it lathered up and outta there. Try an oil-based eye makeup remover because you can rub your eye and it wont leave your eye dry. It will also give a more slippery state to your eye making it easier for makeup to rub off.

answered 1 month, 4 weeks ago

AshlyHeartsIt

(Toronto, ON)

Question

how do I take better than false lashes off

asked 2 months ago

wardept

(Fannettsburg Pa.)

on Better Than False Lashes Nylon Lash Extension System

6 answers

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answer 1

Just need water and a wash cloth.

answered 1 month ago

Marsha8657

(Carrollton, TX)

answer 2

A lot of makeup remover!!!!!!

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

jodilynnboston

(Montreal, QC)

answer 3

I use the moist make up remover face wipes

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

momakat5

(Garden Grove, Ca)

answer 4

Use any eye make up remover

answered 1 month, 3 weeks ago

rooroo1

(Aquone, NC)

answer 5

I use make up remover sheets, works well.

answered 1 month, 3 weeks ago

weaknails

(Palm Desert, Ca.)

answer 6

I use Purity Made Simple and just rub in gentle circles. It's difficult, but if that still doesn't work, I use a dab of astringent on a cotton ball.

answered 1 month, 4 weeks ago

sparcell

(Muskegon, MI)

Question

how do you wash it off???

Do you use soap and water or an eye make up removal liquie?????

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

Anonymous

(Broomfield, CO)

on Better Than False Lashes Nylon Lash Extension System

6 answers

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answer 1

I suggest you to use whatever you usally use to remove your eye makeup. Try an oil based eye makeup remover so your eye doesnt feel so dry after all that rubbing and wiping. I used simple face wash and then a makeup remover towelette to finish it off.

answered 1 month, 3 weeks ago

AshlyHeartsIt

(Toronto, ON)

answer 2

I use a make up remover wipe first and the I use my Mia 2 brush to do the rest of my eyes and face. Works perfect.

answered 2 months, 3 weeks ago

melmoore

(Gainesville, FL)

answer 3

You can wash it off how ever you remove youre other makeup. This is no different from a regular mascara you take off.

answered 8 months ago

pinkainger101

(Rochester,NY)

answer 4

I use any regular old make up remover pads. I don't have a problem with it.

answered 1 year ago

seawalk

(Harrisburg, PA)

answer 5

This system is best removed with warm water and a foaming cleanser.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

toofaced

(Irvine, CA)

answer 6

I just used water to wash it off.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

Sodasi

(Maui)

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